By: Michael Jon Shalbrack An important part of the estate planning process includes the use of Durable Powers of Attorney (“POAs”), both for health care and property. POAs give someone else (the “agent”) the right to make decisions for you (the “principal”) or act in your place under certain circumstances. At a minimum, we suggest that […]
Michael Shalbrack July 21st, 2011
Posted In: Trusts & Estates
By: Alexander J. Mezny The National Labor Relations Board’s (“NLRB”) recent complaint against a Connecticut ambulance company for allegedly firing an employee due to negative posts on Facebook has been all over the news. What does it mean for you? The NLRB felt the posts qualified as “protected concerted activity” – the right of employees to […]
Alexander Mezny July 21st, 2011
Posted In: Employment & Labor